Travel Vocabulary • 500 Terms
500 Essential Travel Vocabulary Terms
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Showing 221–240 of 500 matching Travel vocabulary words (500 total).
#221
Noun
early check-in
Example sentences
- We requested early check-in because our flight arrived at dawn.
- Early check-in depends on room availability.
- The hotel gave us free early check-in.
#222
Noun
deposit
Example sentences
- The hotel asked for a $100 deposit at check-in.
- Your deposit will be returned after the room is checked.
- I paid the deposit with my credit card.
#223
Noun
incidental charge
Example sentences
- The hotel placed an incidental charge on my card.
- Minibar items may appear as an incidental charge.
- Ask the front desk to explain any incidental charge.
#224
Noun
vacancy
Example sentences
- The sign outside the motel said there was a vacancy.
- We called three hotels before finding a vacancy.
- There was one vacancy left for the weekend.
#225
Phrase
no vacancy
Example sentences
- The hotel displayed a no vacancy sign.
- We arrived late and found no vacancy anywhere nearby.
- During the festival, most hotels had no vacancy.
#226
Verb
book a room
Example sentences
- I want to book a room for two nights.
- You can book a room through the hotel's website.
- We called directly to book a room with a sea view.
#227
Verb
confirm a reservation
Example sentences
- Please call the hotel to confirm a reservation.
- I emailed the guesthouse to confirm a reservation.
- We called again to confirm a reservation before traveling.
#228
Verb
check into a hotel
Example sentences
- We will check into a hotel after 3:00 p.m.
- You need a passport to check into a hotel.
- They used their passports to check into a hotel near the airport.
#229
Verb
check out of a hotel
Example sentences
- We must check out of a hotel before noon.
- Remember to return the key card when you check out of a hotel.
- They planned to check out of a hotel early to catch the train.
#230
Verb
extend a stay
Example sentences
- We decided to extend a stay for two more nights.
- Ask reception whether it is possible to extend a stay.
- It was easy to extend a stay because the room was available.
#231
Verb
cancel a room
Example sentences
- You can cancel a room without a fee until Friday.
- I called the hotel to cancel a room in our booking.
- Read the policy before you cancel a room.
#232
Noun
room number
Example sentences
- Please write your room number on the breakfast form.
- Our room number was 407.
- I forgot the room number and asked reception for help.
#233
Noun
guest
Example sentences
- Every hotel guest received a welcome drink.
- The guest reported a problem with the shower.
- Only registered guests may use the pool.
#234
Noun
nightly rate
Example sentences
- The nightly rate was lower from Monday to Thursday.
- Our nightly rate included breakfast.
- Taxes were added to the advertised nightly rate.
#235
Noun
full board
Example sentences
- Full board includes breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
- We chose full board because there were few restaurants nearby.
- Drinks were not included in the full board price.
#236
Noun
half board
Example sentences
- Half board usually includes breakfast and one main meal.
- The family booked half board for the week.
- With half board, we ate lunch outside the hotel.
#237
Adjective
self-catering
Example sentences
- Our self-catering apartment had a complete kitchen.
- Self-catering can reduce food costs.
- We bought groceries for our self-catering holiday.
#238
Noun
all-inclusive resort
Example sentences
- The all-inclusive resort provided meals, drinks, and activities.
- Families enjoyed the pools at the all-inclusive resort.
- We did not need to carry much cash inside the all-inclusive resort.
#239
Noun
extra bed
Example sentences
- The hotel added an extra bed for our child.
- There is a small charge for an extra bed.
- Please request the extra bed before arrival.
#240
Noun
crib
Example sentences
- The hotel placed a crib beside our bed.
- We requested a crib for the baby.
- The crib was clean and safe.
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